Newport Drive, Edwardsburgh Cardinal, Ontario

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An Ontario Investment Ready: Certified Site

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Investment Opportunity

An 8-acre fully serviced, divisible greenfield with frontage on County Road 2 and access from Newport Drive. The property offers multi-modal transportation access, within a few minutes drive of Highways 401 and 416, St. Lawrence River Seaway deep water port, border crossing to the US and nearby rail services. The site is located among a diverse industrial base including transportation, warehousing, manufacturing, food processing and renewable energy.

Key Highlights

Lot Size: 8 acres / 3.24 hectares

Depth: 141 metres

Frontage: 200 metres

Services: Full municipal services

Zoning: Industrial Park / Highway Commercial

Permitted Uses

Industrial Use, Light (Class I)

Industrial Use, Medium (Class II)

Technical Manufacturing

Warehouse

Utilities

Fully serviced property with:

46 m3/day of potable water capacity available

339 m3/day of wastewater capacity available

Existing 44 kV feeder along the property line

Existing NPS 4 ST 1207 kPa gas main located along Highway 2 and PS 4 ST 3450 kPa main adjacent to the site. The site is serviced by Union Gas Ltd.

Fibre optics services available from Newport Drive to Commerce Drive along County Road 2. The site is serviced by Bell Canada.

Transportation Infrastructure

1 km from Highway 401 and 416

Canadian National Railway spur potential nearby

0.1 km from Port of Johnstown deep water port

90 km from Ottawa International Airport

1 km from U.S. border crossing

Travel Times by Car to Edwardsburgh Cardinal(actual travel times may vary)

Origin

Travel Time

Ottawa

1 hour

Toronto

3.5 hours

New York City

6 hours

Philadelphia

6.5 hours

US / Canada Border Distances

Border

Distance (km / mi)

Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge

1 Km / 1.24 Miles

Thousand Islands International Bridge

76 Km / 47 Miles

Massena-Cornwall International Bridge

82 Km / 51 Miles

The Edwardsburgh Cardinal Advantage

The Township of Edwardsburgh Cardinal in Southeastern Ontario is an intermodal transportation and distribution hub for foreign and domestic trade. Located at the intersection of arterial Highway 401 and Highway 416, and bordering the St. Lawrence Seaway to the south with direct access to Port of Johnstown, the Canadian National Railway, and to Ogdensburg, New York via St. Lawrence Bridge. The site has access to multiple modes of shipping and transportation.

The Port of Johnstown is the only seaway draft port between Toronto and Montreal and provides cash crop receiving, grading, drying and storage services to the entire Eastern Ontario agricultural community. It also provides direct connections to Toronto, Montreal and to New York State for bulk cargo.

The Township has a strong and diverse industrial base focused along the St. Lawrence River with a sector focus on transportation and warehousing (logistics), intermodal facilities and light manufacturing. Companies that call the Township home include Giant Tiger Distribution Center, Greenfield Ethanol Inc., Ingredion Inc. and Prysmian Cables.

Around an hour drive from the cities of Kingston, Cornwall, and Ottawa, world class post-secondary institutions including University of Ottawa, Carleton University, Algonquin College, Queen’s University, and St. Lawrence College are a short commute away.

Disclaimer

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